Monday at our place

Making some cupcakes today for a special big boys birthday.

Hope it makes up for not getting him a present.

I hope you can pop back later I'll share the recipe for rose cupcakes.

More things at others houses here
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Comments

  1. Sarah5 September 2010 at 20:38

    Looking forward to reading your recipe...they sound so pretty. The little cupcake cases are so sweet. Enjoy the special day.

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  2. teddybearswednesday5 September 2010 at 23:46

    Happy birthday Mr Cathie!
    You are a present, so there is no need. xo

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  3. nerines6 September 2010 at 01:20

    Sweet cupcake cases but I think your beautiful phtography does the trick:)
    Hope your all enjoying great birthday celebrations! x

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  4. Lou6 September 2010 at 01:24

    Hope your boy had a very nice birthday. A lovely couple of days of celebration for him after father's day yesterday. Surely there must have been something from Bunnings yesterday that could be called a birthday present ;) I'm sure he will love the cupcakes (and so will your little helpers).

    Thanks for joining in this week. Lovely to see what's happening at your house. Lou.

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  5. Claire Chadwick @ Scissors Paper Rock6 September 2010 at 01:38

    I LURVE cupcakes and those patty cases are gorgeous!
    And Happy Birthday to your man!
    xo

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  6. Killiecrankie Farm6 September 2010 at 02:09

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your mannie !
    Yes bring on the recipes - like Tina (above) we make loads of muffins/cupcakes each week - onto our second dozen this afternoon already(I only baked Sunday avo!)

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  7. Anonymous6 September 2010 at 02:12

    Cant wait to see the cupcakes! Happy birthday to your boy and hope its filled with lots of beautiful birthing memories for you too!

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